City council hopeful Bigelow praised in Thanksgiving letter
Bernard Esche writes to Rev. H S Bigelow offering congratulations and support. He recounts voting history dating to 1856, urges four Charterites and four Republicans to win, and pleads for less taxation and more aid to the underdog. He cites national politics and praises Father Coughlin and the National Union for Social Justice.
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Peoples Forum Send Your Thoughts to The Editors
The page invites brief sincere letters to the Peoples Forum. Readers are urged to sign with name and address for authenticity, though optional. Share annoyances, delights, or observations to express what is going on in readers heads.
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Peoples’ Forum
Union Support for Herbert S. Bigelow Letter
A 1935 Cincinnati note from Carl Trest er president of the Cleaners Dyers & Pressers Union congratulates Councilman-elect Herbert S. Bigelow. The letter wishes success in his new role and expresses union support. Other closings from Gus Schrapfenberger and a brief celebratory remark appear with date November 7 1935 and a handwritten greeting line.
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Carl Trester
Henry George And National Code of Morals
Letter to the editor argues Henry George linked political economy to a universal moral code. It praises his view that nations should follow justice and end restrictive land laws, citing Italy's actions in Ethiopia and global taxation as failures. Henry Ware Allen of Wichita, Kansas signs.
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National Code of Morals
Birthay
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Nicisieta
Henry Ware Allen
Wichita
Kan
Election triumph letter from James A Bell to James G. Party leader
James A Bell writes from last night after obtaining Friday morning Enquirer copy. He praises last Tuesday’s election victory and urges the leader to continue public service as the nation seeks economic justice and freedom. He quotes the Lord’s Prayer and wishes strength to complete the foundation started at the Ohio Constitutional Convention.
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Ohio
James A, Bell
Delayed Justice Dear Mr Bigelow Opinion Letter
A reader praises Mr Bigelow for his election and for advancing Cincinnati’s government reform, calling it delayed justice and urging him to have the chance to govern. The note emphasizes appreciation for efforts to improve city management.
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Mr. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Muste
Cora Cook
Cal Bellaver
New York City
Letter of political support sent to Herbert Bigelow
A collector of letters from supporters lauds Herbert Bigelow at election time. The messages praise his social justice stance and pledge help from party activists, noting prior efforts to influence voters and aid his council term.
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Herbert ‘S. Bigelow
Northside
Political Rumor Circulates About G O P Ties in Columbus
The note mentions P Lincoln Mitchell once linked to local politics and a Columbus trip to secure a party card. It references Bricker, the Attorney General, and speculation on campaign figures like 35,000 for Sawyer as part of rumors around gubernatorial primaries.
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Bricker
Sawyer
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